Part three of a three-part interview with John Morse, former president and publisher of Merriam-WebsterHosted by Emily Brewster and Peter Sokolowski.Produced in collaboration with New England Public Media, with much gratitude to John Voci.Transcript available here.See Privacy Pol ...Show more
An Interview with John Morse, Part 2
Part two of a three-part interview with John Morse, former president and publisher of Merriam-WebsterHosted by Emily Brewster and Peter Sokolowski.Produced in collaboration with New England Public Media, with much gratitude to John Voci.Transcript available here.See Privacy Polic ...Show more
The girls discuss their relationship with journaling and read some embarrassing entries from their childhood journals. Plus, Taylor shares how she prepared for her Conan set, and Kelsey and Delanie describe their freak-out when seeing Jon Hamm at a party. For exclusive rewards, ...Show more
In Blonde Roots, Bernardine Evaristo imagines a history where “Aphrikans” enslaved “whytes.” What systems would be different, and what would remain similar? In this episode, John Green and Rosianna Halse Rojas discuss what it means to reframe historical narratives and the difficu ...Show more
When the bust of famous theater critic, Olivia Craisin, arrives at the house, Melon is inspired to put on a play that’s going to change the world. However, when Bookshelf takes the reins as the director, he and Melon don’t see eye to eye on the artistic direction of the show. (wi ...Show more